Uttarakhand : Vacant posts should be appointed soon; There should be no shortage of medicines- Secretary Health Dr. R.K. Rajesh Kumar
In-charge Secretary Medical Health and Medical Education Department Dr. R.K. Rajesh Kumar reviewed the financial and physical progress of the Health Department in the Directorate General of Health. Keeping in view the strengthening of health services during the review, the shortage of medicines should be removed. In-charge Secretary Dr.R. Rajesh Kumar instructed to fill the vacant posts in the medical units as soon as possible and to create and fill the posts in the newly created and under-construction medical units, so that the general public can get the benefit of the newly constructed medical units.
In-charge Secretary Dr.R. It was told by Rajesh Kumar that it is often seen that there is a shortage of medicines in the health units, which is a condemnable subject. He said that it will be ensured that the availability of essential medicines is done in all the medical units for which an action plan should be made in advance so that there is complete information about the stock of medicines on time. In the meeting, Health and Wellness Center was reviewed by the Secretary in charge and 664 C.H.O. By ensuring the appointment of the Chief Medical Officer within 15 days, the general public can get the benefit of health services in the Health and Wellness Center. Taking cognizance of the case of medicine burning in the Community Health Center, Bhagwanpur of district Haridwar, he directed the Director General Health to investigate immediately and take action.
In the review meeting, Director General of Health Dr. Shailja Bhatt, Director Dr. Vinita Shah, N.H.M. Director, Dr. Saroj Naithani, Under Secretary Jaswinder Kaur, Additional Director Dr. U.S. Kandwal, Additional Director Dr. Mitu Shah, Officer-in-Charge Dr. Ajay Kumar Nagarkar, Dr. Pankaj Singh, Dr. Archana Ojha, Dr. Fariduzfar, Dr. Sujata Singh, Dr. Abhay Kumar, Dr. Kuldeep Martolia and other officers/employees be present.
